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Just brought home a set of tires 285 or 295 (can't remember exactly) 75 R16 BF Goodrich TA KOs for $200. They have 75% tread still on them. They also came with a set of wheels but I can't use the wheels being they are for a dodge 3/4ton. I may see if they fit as spares for the 89 F350 since they look nicer then the ones I have on their. The tires are going on the 02 so that we have some good tires since one of the General Garbage tires took a crap last month. Got to get the wheels of the 02 F250 and bring them in to the shop to be mounted and balanced on her wheels.
Trav
Trav
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I will also Bill. Mark is a great guy. Thanks for the update & helping me stay aware of things.
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Just brought home a set of tires 285 or 295 (can't remember exactly) 75 R16 BF Goodrich TA KOs for $200. They have 75% tread still on them. They also came with a set of wheels but I can't use the wheels being they are for a dodge 3/4ton. I may see if they fit as spares for the 89 F350 since they look nicer then the ones I have on their. The tires are going on the 02 so that we have some good tires since one of the General Garbage tires took a crap last month. Got to get the wheels of the 02 F250 and bring them in to the shop to be mounted and balanced on her wheels.
Trav
Trav
Ford & Chevy went metric but Dodge didn't so they will fit any 8 lug SAE Ford or Chevy. Not sure what year Ford or Chevy went metric.
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Howdy az gang today is my other brothers birthday so will be celebrating that today.
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stock dodge had 1/2 inch studs for a lot of years, where ford and chevy were 9/16 inch studs. I have never put dodge wheels on a ford but I do know that putting ford wheels on a dodge is tough as the nuts bed too deep in the taper of the rims so you have to find wide flange nuts so they will work. the dodge rims might be too tight to go over the 9/16 inch studs so I would check them before I had the tires mounted and balanced.